Sentence examples for network threatens from inspiring English sources
Therefore, flow interaction in the converged network threatens the reliability and safety of vehicle services.
"We know the Al Qaeda network threatens Europe, including Britain, and, indeed, any nation throughout the world that does not share their fanatical views," he said.
No less seriously, the withering fixed-line network threatens the work of the emergency services, such as the police and fire brigade.The decline in landline use, which has been under way for several years, has picked up speed in recent months.
When Gaulke's fed-up employer (Jeff Garlin), the boss of a Nature Channel-type network, threatens to cancel the series, Gaulke loads up his Winnebago with camera equipment and deranged, intoxicant-inclined, seemingly incompetent crew members (including Allen Covert of "The Wedding Singer" and Jonah Hill of "Superbad") and drives to Costa Rica in search of Bigfoot.
As Google's Eric Schmidt pointed out, fierce and rising geopolitical conflict over the global network threatens to create a fragmented system some call "the splinternet".
Mr Pouzin did little to calm fears that his network threatened the PTTs' traditional way of doing things.
Phones 4u shut after the mobile network EE became the last to withdraw support from the nationwide550-store network, threatening nearly 5,600 jobs.
Or are they merely the New Economy's version of the old-boy network, threatening at any moment to sink into self-parody?
The network threatened other things also were in store, including an after-show each week during Season 6, a "scintillating reunion special," etc.
Google's willingness to invest the money in a new network threatened cable and telecommunications companies' dominance, and took customers away from them.
The executive, who joined Facebook in 2008, also apologised after the social network threatened Guardian Media Group with legal action before last month's publication of an article in the Observer containing claims about data harvesting at Cambridge Analytica made by the whistleblower Christopher Wylie.
